ChillDude Posted August 7 Report Share Posted August 7 44 minutes ago, cinemapiccha said: 2008 ki 2024 ki compare chestunnav kada same comparison 1992 ki 2008 ki kooda cheyyi how a similar house price has changed ani. You will understand, nothing abnormal happened here. 1990s lo kooda housing padindi. But housing bubble didnt pump like 2008, andukey bust wasn't terrible. Ikkada covid taravaata housing prices reached unsustainable levels due to Fed's artificially created money. Inventory unna every state (Southern states) lo crash avutundi when unemployment reaches 6%+ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
cinemapiccha Posted August 7 Report Share Posted August 7 47 minutes ago, ChillDude said: 1990s lo kooda housing padindi. But housing bubble didnt pump like 2008, andukey bust wasn't terrible. Ikkada covid taravaata housing prices reached unsustainable levels due to Fed's artificially created money. Inventory unna every state (Southern states) lo crash avutundi when unemployment reaches 6%+ A Crash is impossible. If the cost of building a new home itself is varied now. There is now way for the prices to go below that. You need to analyse a lot of factors to understand that. What you are saying is from debates and from public sentiment. The financial factors are not there to back it up. There will definitely be a correction of around 20% to 10% in the housing prices for houses above 750K and 10% to 5% for houses below 750K, and nothing more than that, and that too if at all there is a recession. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
travellerusa Posted August 7 Report Share Posted August 7 8 hours ago, Sonu_Patel said: totally agree with your point anna with Inflation.. There is also another point called Affordability.. I am saying with the mass volume of housing Inventory will get accumulated over the course of next months and It will cause the prices to normalize. Remember anna, Grass is not always green. 2024 is equivalent to 2007 for housing.. few months aeyinaka neke telustadi etla untadho. Konochaa ledaa patel anna Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
cinemapiccha Posted August 7 Report Share Posted August 7 51 minutes ago, ChillDude said: 1990s lo kooda housing padindi. But housing bubble didnt pump like 2008, andukey bust wasn't terrible. Ikkada covid taravaata housing prices reached unsustainable levels due to Fed's artificially created money. Inventory unna every state (Southern states) lo crash avutundi when unemployment reaches 6%+ on an average every 15years double avthadi housing market, ikkada ade jarigindhi Padina prathi saari 5% to 10% padindhi except for 2008 bubble. Prices might not increase for a while. Padutayyi ani kalalu kanakandi. adhi impossible. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
cinemapiccha Posted August 7 Report Share Posted August 7 1 minute ago, travellerusa said: Konochaa ledaa patel anna evadanna kontademo ani last few months nunchi okate vestunnadu propaganda threads. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
travellerusa Posted August 7 Report Share Posted August 7 Just now, cinemapiccha said: evadanna kontademo ani last few months nunchi okate vestunnadu propaganda threads. Price cuts and incentives istam ani emails sending builders Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sonu_Patel Posted August 7 Author Report Share Posted August 7 1 hour ago, travellerusa said: Konochaa ledaa patel anna manchi deal dorikithey tesesko anna.. all i am saying is do not over pay and biddings cheyabakandi.. ikkada group lo chala mandi @cinemapiccha lanti home owners unnaru.. they are afraid if the property values undergo any correction. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sonu_Patel Posted August 7 Author Report Share Posted August 7 1 hour ago, cinemapiccha said: evadanna kontademo ani last few months nunchi okate vestunnadu propaganda threads. propaganda em ledu ba.. Its now officially BUYERS market anna.. buyer now have much many and more options to pick and choose from the market. Konaddu ani nenu epudu chepaledu.. My point is always towards the affordability realization and financial discipline. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MaddyUsa Posted August 7 Report Share Posted August 7 21 minutes ago, Sonu_Patel said: propaganda em ledu ba.. Its now officially BUYERS market anna.. buyer now have much many and more options to pick and choose from the market. Konaddu ani nenu epudu chepaledu.. My point is always towards the affordability realization and financial discipline. Dont worry bhayya either he is the person who purchased investment homes in this highly inflated market or a realtor... Papam edho dabbuluu pothunayi ana badhaloo edho prayatnistunadu.... Lite tesukoo Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ChillDude Posted August 7 Report Share Posted August 7 1 hour ago, cinemapiccha said: A Crash is impossible. If the cost of building a new home itself is varied now. There is now way for the prices to go below that. You need to analyse a lot of factors to understand that. What you are saying is from debates and from public sentiment. The financial factors are not there to back it up. There will definitely be a correction of around 20% to 10% in the housing prices for houses above 750K and 10% to 5% for houses below 750K, and nothing more than that, and that too if at all there is a recession. Crash ante 2008 lo kooda 20% - 30% ee padindi anna. 2008 lo laaga regional banks r getting into trouble due to CRE. Next 2 yrs lo this contagion will spread to other sectors and bigger banks eventually. BOFA $131B unrealized losses lo undi. Credit card ($1T) and auto loan deliquencies equation loki testey situation inka worst. Financial city NYC Penn Station deggare CRE ila untey, migilina country lo assame. 2023 Mar lo regional banks crash avutunte FED interfered and pushed the recession to few more yrs down the line. btw Im already a homeowner and have cash for another home and Im not buying it now https://www.westsidespirit.com/news/office-building-forecloses-at-penn-station-for-25-percent-of-its-development-price-MX2743952 https://nypost.com/2024/08/02/real-estate/huge-midtown-office-building-sells-for-a-97-discount/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post Konebhar6 Posted August 7 Popular Post Report Share Posted August 7 When recession hits, with decreased interest rates more homes will come into market. People who want to downsize, upsize will list homes. They are on sidelines due to higher interest rates so far. With bad job market, layoffs, and if stock market corrects (People's money/liquidity will be stuck), Housing market has to correct. May be not a crash but may be a 30% correction. when prices start falling, people who have investment homes, will list as well. Right now inventory is at its highest. Not many homes selling even in summer. Check stats from realtors. Homes that got sold, number of 1 offer is more than multiple offers. Q42024 - Q1 2025 might see better prices. Keep checking home prices in the place you want to buy and keep track. 2 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sonu_Patel Posted August 7 Author Report Share Posted August 7 9 hours ago, Konebhar6 said: When recession hits, with decreased interest rates more homes will come into market. People who want to downsize, upsize will list homes. They are on sidelines due to higher interest rates so far. With bad job market, layoffs, and if stock market corrects (People's money/liquidity will be stuck), Housing market has to correct. May be not a crash but may be a 30% correction. when prices start falling, people who have investment homes, will list as well. Right now inventory is at its highest. Not many homes selling even in summer. Check stats from realtors. Homes that got sold, number of 1 offer is more than multiple offers. Q42024 - Q1 2025 might see better prices. Keep checking home prices in the place you want to buy and keep track. GA,NC, TN, FL, SC,TX will have the major impacts with Inventory supply vs demand. There is tons of inventory and weaker demand will lead to price reductions. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
cinemapiccha Posted August 7 Report Share Posted August 7 11 hours ago, Sonu_Patel said: manchi deal dorikithey tesesko anna.. all i am saying is do not over pay and biddings cheyabakandi.. ikkada group lo chala mandi @cinemapiccha lanti home owners unnaru.. they are afraid if the property values undergo any correction. Dude, I am no afraid. I bought in very low price times and anyway it is my primary home, so it goes down or up does not matter for another 20years. I don't care about it, but I did my due diligence for my friends/relatives for their home buying and am aware your dreams which you are speculating here are not a reality. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
cinemapiccha Posted August 7 Report Share Posted August 7 10 hours ago, ChillDude said: Crash ante 2008 lo kooda 20% - 30% ee padindi anna. 2008 lo laaga regional banks r getting into trouble due to CRE. Next 2 yrs lo this contagion will spread to other sectors and bigger banks eventually. BOFA $131B unrealized losses lo undi. Credit card ($1T) and auto loan deliquencies equation loki testey situation inka worst. Financial city NYC Penn Station deggare CRE ila untey, migilina country lo assame. 2023 Mar lo regional banks crash avutunte FED interfered and pushed the recession to few more yrs down the line. btw Im already a homeowner and have cash for another home and Im not buying it now https://www.westsidespirit.com/news/office-building-forecloses-at-penn-station-for-25-percent-of-its-development-price-MX2743952 https://nypost.com/2024/08/02/real-estate/huge-midtown-office-building-sells-for-a-97-discount/ Itha matladu thunnav. Asalu, did you see the analysis of no of homes vs no of homes needed for families. And no of families waiting even for a small correction. Once the interest rate goes down. The affordability will increase by a lot and that will drive the demand so much that there will be bidding wars again. Just wait and see. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
cinemapiccha Posted August 7 Report Share Posted August 7 Just now, cinemapiccha said: Itha matladu thunnav. Asalu, did you see the analysis of no of homes vs no of homes needed for families. And no of families waiting even for a small correction. Once the interest rate goes down. The affordability will increase by a lot and that will drive the demand so much that there will be bidding wars again. Just wait and see. Do you think rents are going to come down. Do you think, a new home building costs are going to come down. Do you think, people will die and the need for the no of homes are going to come down. All those are impossible. So start looking from the other side as well to see the reality 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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